Statue of Sif

The first thing you notice with this statue is her hair: while most statues along this wall have blond or light brown hair, the woman before you has golden hair, almost a ginger. The second thing you notice is her armaments: she wears scale mail, its linked scales forming a defensive skirt and allowing her a certain limited mobility which would not be possible in full plate. At her back is a basket with wheat inside, and in her right hand she holds a longsword, a shield in her left. The plaque at the bottom reads, "Sif, Lady of War, overseer of the harvest." Her eyes look lovingly in the distance to her left; you seem to vaguely recall that her husband is Thor.

You briefly think about praying to her, but then realize that you'd rather pray to Freyr or Demeter if you want a harvest god, or if you want a war god, you'd rather pray to Nike or Odin.{if Male = false} Perhaps you could pray for golden hair so pretty? But that seems to be something she simply has rather than having control over.{endif}